Land Gift Enlarge Lodi Community Park
Lodi village gains a half acre for recreation north of the park after the Parker land donation. Council accepted the gift at the Monday meeting and thanked the Parkers for their generosity.
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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1971
Page
9
Lodi village gains a half acre for recreation north of the park after the Parker land donation. Council accepted the gift at the Monday meeting and thanked the Parkers for their generosity.
SEPTEMBER 15 MEDINA AREA hospital lists admitions with names from Medina Strongsville Valley City and nearby towns. Birth announcements include a Spencer pair and Brunswick couple. Discharges note multiple patients and babies leaving with the medical staff.
The Northern Ohio Telephone Co reports nearing testing for a $1.2 million combined exchange serving Seville Chippewa Lake and Westfield Center. Medina district commercial manager John Lahr says installation of new call-switching equipment is about 90 percent complete with switch-over soon.
In Brunswick, the TV 8 All Star Football Team led by Big Chuck and Hoolihan will clash with 23 volunteer firemen on Monday September 20 at the high school field behind Edward's School. Proceeds fund the city rescue squad equipment. The game features a lineup of colorful performers and a family friendly halftime show with clowns and balloons. Admission is 150 for adults 1 for students and 5 for a family.
Fiala sought permission from Chatham Township trustees to hold a festival at farmland at the corner of CR 68 and CR 29 southwest of Chatham. Trustees sent it to the appeals board which approved the party. The flyer listed Estes Bros Home Grown Ark Tom Powers Autumn and Cloud with a BYO food rule and only canned self drinks and heavy music.
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